Landscapes of Grasses, Mosses, Ditches, and so on that spread at our feet. The small world hides a strange and beautiful landscape. I have been fascinated by this world and have made works 10 years ago. I hope you will enjoy the Miniature Size Landscape. A dwarf that is a…
What it is Many years ago still life images were only presented as a pile of fruits or flowers and some vases. Wine, hunting products and some cutlery were also acceptable. With introducing photography in everyday life still life photos became more interesting. The art of still life is now…
If you want to widen your reach, it is useful to know how to promote photography on Instagram step by step. Beginner photographers as well as experienced professionals clearly understand that Instagram is a powerful platform in 2020 to promote any business, including the digital photography one. It’s not just…
In the past wherever man has left his footprints in the long ascent from barbarism to civilization, we find the hoofprint of a horse beside it. A friend who always saves his master or his even through sacrificing his life. But now the time has changed people are more dependent…
Rice is one of the most popular staple food in India. It also forms a vastly popular food grain and plays a major role in satiating the appetites across the length and breadth of India. It constitutes a major role in the national foodgrain market. Rice cultivation covers 30% of…
Eduardo Asenjo Matus was born in Valdivia, Chile on October 5, 1990, a former student of Architecture and Graphic Design, he discovered the world of photography in 2013 when his father gave him the first camera a Fujifilm x10. In 2015 Eduardo sent his first email to B&W Minimalism Magazine…
But what would you do capturing the lives of these people? It’s not going to benefit you in any possible way! think about your own future. Think about your own progress…etc. Well, most of the time documentaries as such require a static level of mental strength combating against mindsets who…
A few days ago, cyclone Amphan swept over Bengal. Last year, cyclones ‘Fani’ and ‘Bulbul’ also hit West Bengal. Bengal has never seen such frequent cyclones in the history of the last few decades. Various parts of the country are in a state of devastation due to successive cyclones. Especially…
It has been a score of years, I last wrote to you. Down memory lane, few glimpses are flashing within me. I am not going to ask you how are you as I know from the core of my heart that you are fine. Is it the strict, imposed, isolated…
Deb Lahiri is a passionate photographer from Kolkata, India. In his words about photography “photography is the way of expression of what I “see”, I believe, I perceive and I interpret every tiny bit of the whole world around me. In other words, it is an explosion of my entire…
Mid-March 2020 – The world was already in a strange battle with the Novel Coronavirus and it has just reached our backyard in Dhaka. We were asked to stay home, work from home and live a life in the safety and seclusion of indoors. Our life surely needed the safety…
The country has been in lockdown since March 25th due to the widespread of pandemic. The usual isn’t usual or normal anymore. People have lost track of their daily routines, dates and days. There’s silence in the street and beneath silence there’s fear. Our daily lives have turned monochromatic. Somehow…
Background: The sudden outbreak of Corona virus had restricted people into their homes. During lockdown period and subsequent times, different aspects of lockdown have been emerged, which are new to this world. I found people have lost their jobs, forced to remain far away from homes, begging for food and…
Quarantine – A word that suddenly started flashing around me since 5th March,20 when I went out for my work for the very last time. It was the usual day at the office , but I was waiting to leave for my home as the day progressed. I am usually…
Rohingya peoples fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh as they are not safe in Myanmar. According to a UNICEF report, they were almost 7,50,000. Most of them walked three to six days, barefoot over mountains and across rivers. Bangladeshi people’s received them cordially, gave them food, clothes, and land. Though they…
The photo series is all about how I have seen Amphan (Um-pun) and how it traumatized me physically and mentally. Before it hit our state (West Bengal) I took only 2-3 photos of the dark sky but winds and rain already started affecting my mind with fear. It was completely…